This is definitely the first trap-folk album in history. It wasn’t something I planned. It was something I was searching for and then found.
Indie
The hook spirals around in your mind, building & building with the music; even in the aftermath of the audio – you’re still caught up in the song.
As the song moves forward, the softness evolves into a mass of energy & togetherness; highlighting some really skillful songwriting and musicianship.
Fusing those classic indie vibes with some organic, songwriter style jamming, this is everything you’ll need to raise your spirits right back up to the sky.
It really is a beautiful piece of music, in many ways screaming individuality, but not at any point sacrificing skill or substance to do so.
The heart & soul of grunge & punk rock is present; holding on to that passion, revisiting inspiring sounds, reigniting the indie rock flame.
There are moments of grunge-like funk in this song that are as bizarre as they are attractive. The music is new, exciting, and completely free of barriers.
The structure has a mind of it’s own, the songwriter has exercised their right to create freely & independently; the result is something quite mesmerizing.
Perhaps the biggest sound of the project, in terms of the instrumental involvement; the complex network of sounds and melodies.
There’s an anthemic & almost tribal sound to the vocals, which at times makes it feel like you’re witnessing some cultural initiation from a far away land.
The alternative sound has been captured very skillfully; at first making you notice it, and later making you glad that you did.
The rock and blues fires out at you, as naturally and genuinely as possible. The guitar work is sensational, as is the thickness of those drums.